KBL to introduce a low-priced brand in the market, to counter illicit brews.

Kenya: Battle for a share of the low- end alcohol market is set to go a notch higher. This follows plan by Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL) to introduce a low-priced brand in the market, to counter illicit brews. While there is a ban on spirits sold in sachets, most of these brands have surfaced in rural areas where business is booming.

Nairobi’s newest socialite Corazon Kwamboka is not keen on covering those curves

Following a few weeks of silence, she has unleashed a new set of pictures, which many would say are a little more decent that her previous ones

ken wa maria proposes to lupita

Ken wa Maria has released a new song dubbed Lupita Nyong’o in which he proposes marriage to the Oscar award winning actress. In the song, Ken wa Maria promises to take Lupita to his home in Matuu and together they will bring forth many

Who would resist arest?

A certain police woman on Kiambu road has caught the public eye, not sure whether its for a good or bad reason. The officer in question has her photos making rounds on the internet thanks to her tight skirt.

hurchil becomes kenyas first individual to hit 1m facebook likes

Daniel Ndambuki, better known as Churchill, yesterday became the first Kenyan individual to reach 1 million likes on Facebook.

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Tuesday, 11 November 2014

KCB KSH.12b PROFIT, THIRD ANNUAL QUARTER PROFIT, THE MOST PROFITABLE BANK IN KENYA 2014|2015

KCB of kenya has announced that it has posted a 15 % net profit in this years third quarter ended
September.

The bank has reported their net to  Sh12.48 billion in the period under review up from Sh10.8 posted in 2013, cementing its position as the country’s most profitable bank.

The increase in profit has been
attributed to a growth in non-funded income.

KCB’s foreign exchange trading also grew by 20 per cent from Sh2.7 billion last year to Sh3.2 billion in the period.

MOBILE BANKING
Fees and commissions on the other
hand grew by a similar percentage
to settle at Sh9 billion from Sh7.6
billion in the previous period.

“It is an important fact for us
because our growth agenda for this
year has been largely because of
the increased non-funded income
growth that also draws from our
mobile banking unit,” chief
executive officer Joshua Oigara
said at an investor briefing.

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